Fischer was extremely impressive during this event, and was all-around the best player on team one in the evaluation games. Jackson is a true three level scorer with his outstanding shooting range, ability to rise up and hit 1-2 pull-up jumpers, and was one of the better athletes finishing at the rim. He had two powerful dunks in the games I watched dunking in traffic and in transition elevating well above the rim. From the perimeter, Jackson is a left-handed sniper, with good form and good rotation on the ball. When defenders start to adjust to these two levels of scoring, Fischer is able to pull up on a dime to convert sweet mid range jumpers. Combine his three level scoring with good vision and passing, and Fischer is pretty unguardable with his size. A fast riser in the 2029 class, do not be surprised if Fischer makes a big impact down the road with his skill set set and raw intangibles.

Fischer made it look easy as one of the top prospects at Sophomore ID camp. The Wisconsin Lutheran wing had the ball on a string in transition and in the half court. He brought some flare at the helm and some thunder above the rim. His height and skill created many mismatch situations. Team 1 had a player that could do it all on both ends. His summer with team Herro had him primed to show out in the coming season.

Jackson could already be a star player on varsity for a lot of teams across the state, but is patiently building his role for a loaded Wisconsin Lutheran team. Now at 6’4 he was good positional size as a 1 or 2, and plays with a nice change of pace on the ball. I only got to see him during the 3v3 portion of camp, but he impressed with his isolation scoring ability. He could go to work out of the post or create shots out on the perimeter. Showed a nice turnaround jumper with a high release point that helps him score over the top of length.

Smooth, lanky, smart and poised backcourt prospect with advanced court vision and passing skills. Oh, and he can also put the ball in the basket. Fischer was one of the more impressive class of 2029 prospects at the Prep Hoops Freshman Showcase in Appleton. He scored from outside the arc, from mid range and from the foul line for Team 8. He is a team-first player who did an excellent job of communicating with his teammates on and off the court. Just a very impressive all-around player with a bright future ahead of him at state-power Wisconsin Lutheran.